A charity bazaar has been organized on Monday by Pharmacy Sophomore students to relieve renal failure patients. Carried out in coordination with the philanthropic Initiative of “Iradah Shababiah” (Youth Willpower), the bazaar was intended to cast the light on such a category of patients and to convey their message to the public.

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 A number of expressive shows, speeches, and reportages were presented during the event. Most participations focused mainly on raising the public awareness and highlighting the suffering of renal failure patients who undergo a regular haemodialysis at Althawrah Public Hospital- Sana’a.

At the event, Dr. Abdulkareem Alzumor, Dean of Medical Sciences College, emphasized: “Our main objective towards conducting such a function is to cast the light on renal failure patients and to convey their massage with the hope of getting the required support.

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Dr. Alzumor appealed to public and private sectors as well as research centers to raise the people’s awareness, take the necessary protective precautions against such fatal diseases, and offer support to the afflicted patients.
He thanked the organizers: Dr. Lyla Alubaidi, Dr. Ahmed Mahyoob, Pharmacy Sophomore students, the representatives of Iradah Shababiah Initiative, the media, and whosoever contributed to the event.

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In fact, the above-mentioned bazaar takes place after a visit conducted by the Pharmacy students along with Iradah Shababiah’s members to Althawrah Public Hospital- Sana’a. After collecting statistic data about the renal failure patients and their needs, the volunteers started a donation campaign collecting aids from tradesmen, societies, and pharmaceutical companies. According to Osamah Haji, a representative of Iradah Shababiah Initiative, the campaign will extend to several days. “After this field survey,” Haji maintained, “we will do our best in conjunction with Al-Nasser students to find funding sources that would help us purchase the medicines and other necessities to be regularly handed over to patients.”

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